Detroit-Windsor Bridge Vote Postponed In Committee
An initial vote on a proposal to build a new bridge connecting Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, has been delayed in the Michigan Legislature.
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An initial vote on a proposal to build a new bridge connecting Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, has been delayed in the Michigan Legislature.
A Senate Committee in Lansing has approved two bills that would prohibit health insurance benefits for the domestic partners of public workers.
If Detroit recovers, it will start with hundreds of little projects: homes repaired, small businesses started, charter schools opened.
"When you have a private company willing to take all the cost and all the risk in this economy and invest in Detroit, it's appalling that we even have this fight," Moroun's wife, Nora Moroun, told WWJ this spring.
D-DOT riders fed up with poor service say that Detroit Mayor Dave Bing won't understand how bad the city's public bus system is until he spends some time waiting for a bus.
On November 8, Detroiters will have to decide if they want a new City Charter to replace the current one. This has at least one group of voters urging people to vote "no."
Governor Rick Snyder's in no hurry to decide what to do with a possible surplus in the just-ended budget year.
Gov. Rick Snyder wants to broaden ties with Canada, and one of his top goals to make that happen is building a new bridge between Detroit and Windsor.
The on again, off again, debate of whether or not to build a second bridge between Detroit and Windsor is on again this week at the state capitol.
Instead of opposing Levin, the congressman from Bloomfield Township decided to run in the redrawn 14th District.
Dozens of people marched along Van Dyke at 12 Mile in Warren in what was billed as a rally for good job and in Bloomfield Twp. five were arrested during a protest.
The Michigan legislature is considering changes to the state's no fault insurance law. But protesters in Southfield say: "Keep your hands off".
It's an American success story thanks to Chinese, Japanese, South Korean and Russian customers. In fact it's a worldwide love affair with their health and beauty products that put Amway on the map.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood will speak with the governor, the mayor of Detroit and county executives on ways to improve Detroit's transportation network and bring new opportunities for economic development.
On "Michigan Matters" on WWJ-TV, Compuware founder and CEO Peter Karmanos discusses a new five-year program called "Live Downtown," designed to entice people to move to Detroit.